Discraft 175 gram Ultra Star Sport Disc

This is my dog's FAVOURITE toy. I bought him the glow in the dark one at the beginning of winter for those dark mornings when he was out for his walks and he loved it and I loved it too because I could actually see it in the dark. I bought the yellow one recently so that we had a spare. When I pulled it out of the packaging the dog went nuts with excitement. Took me a while to master the throwing technique and I still need the wind to assist me for longer throws but I love this product and it's one of my favourite things to do with my best pal. Will always make sure I have one of these in the car and one by his walking gear so that we never miss out. Well worth the money - it really is a quality product. Sturdy and effective and comes in great colours.

I've not played for 20 years but now that I've just turned 60, I've bought one of these with the hopes of (a) remembering how to be the Frisbee ace I once was and (b) getting my two screen obsessed nephews to do something in the fresh air. As I say, I've not played for a long time, but the moment I picked up this Frisbee, it was like meeting an old friend. It's the same feel and weight as the ones I used 20 years ago - for sure - you never forget. The under-rim finger throwing grip came back to me, like riding a bicycle, when I picked it up. This is really the genuine article - the DEFINITIVE Frisbee. I can't wait to get out there with it and hopefully enthuse the nephews to do something real for a change.

As a family we have had lots of different sizes, weights, thicknesses, etc. I am always apprehensive buying expensive things, but as soon as we started using this I knew it was the right choice. Even with my 8yo we were managing over 20 throws back and forward straight away without dropping it. It flies better than anything else I have ever had before. No question. Regarding build, it is reasonably hard, but with enough of a very soft flex in it. It's also heavy and large enough that it needs a reasonable wind to throw it off course, but is also easy to pick up and throw. Was it expensive? Yes - probably as much as several of my others added together. Was it worth it? Definitely - it's the best I have by far.

It's a good frisbee, but to be honest it's not worth the premium over a £2 petrol station job, at least for playing with the kids with.

A solid frisbee which I imagine will last me for quite a few years unless I force feed my dog to eat it. It's a cool design, it doesn't tip over due to wind and it's weighted. Additionally it isn't made out of that cheap plastic that can slice your skin due to friction.

I LOVE IT

As far as ultimate discs go, you can't go wrong with Discraft. Flies true, holds shape, and remains playable for a long time. The yellow model works well at dusk hours, remaining visible at least a bit longer than other colors. If you're just looking for a disc for your kids to throw around, this may be heavier/harder than you want, it can be thrown quite hard (as intended) and will rather hurt if it hits you in the face. Don't hit people in the face. I have no idea if it would be good for a dog, I am against letting dogs chew on my discs.

Bought this to play with in the park with our daughter and our dog. Read somewhere that dogs see blue and yellow better than any other colour. Turns out, ours prefers yellow as she barely acknowledged this (blue) one buzz passed her head and was more interested in a distant tennis ball she had spotted. Very sturdy material. Not the sort of thing a dog could chew up before you get to it after a catch (should your dog want to). Also, either I've got a poor memory or frisbees have become harder to use, because I found it harder to throw than I remember as a kid. But my friend plays frisbee at a national level and they use this one, so I guess it's just me! Good product tho. Recommend.